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House Vote Gives Boost to Self-Driving Cars

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Jul.19 -- Congress took the first step toward setting rules for self-driving cars, as a House panel unanimously approved a measure that would allow thousands of automated vehicles to hit the road while federal regulators develop safety...
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7023B BLINDNESS - A NEW CURE FROM SPAIN

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In Madrid, a 74 year old eye specialist has developed a device that may eventually allow blind people to see almost as well as people with normal eyesight. He is Dr. Tomas Barraquer, head of the consulting clinic of the Barraquer...
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Blind adventurer Hilton-Barber Live a life with purpose

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TKN reporter Jenna reports on an extraordinary pilot with a disability. Myles Hilton-Barber has wanted to fly planes since he was a kid. Unfortunately, his dreams were almost shattered when he became legally blind. Never giving up hope...
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Do Reality Shows Affect How Viewers See Real-Life Relationships?

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"In The Loop" explores how Americans are dealing with the changing dating landscape in its new series Love Life.
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Curated Video

Self-Driving Cars to Potentially Aid the Blind

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Advocates for visually impaired people worry that the self-driving-car industry is leaving them behind as it develops autos of the future. To make up for that, they're turning to university researchers to help build systems...
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Bloomberg

Breaking the Brain’s Code to Cure Blindness

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April 5 -- Neuroscientist Sheila Nirenberg received a MacArthur Genius Award for figuring out, for the first time ever, how our retinas take images from the outside world and turn them into a neural “code” that the brain can...
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VOICED: A guide horse for the blind

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VOICED: A guide horse for the blind
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Spanish museums invite blind to touch works

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CLEAN : Spanish museums invite blind to touch works
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Curated Video

'Feeling Through' Short Film Makes History For Deaf-Blind Community

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The Oscar-nominated short film "Feeling Through" is the first to cast a deaf-blind actor in a lead role.
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : NY Marathon draws opera singer blind runner and record setter

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CLEAN : NY Marathon draws opera singer blind runner and record setter
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RR7732B AUSTRALIA BLINDNESS AMONG THE ABORIGINES

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In the Australian Outback, one in four elderly Aborigines has been blinded by the eye disease trachoma. It is a complaint often found in under developed societies in Africa and the Middle East, but its prevalence in a developed country...
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Bloomberg

'Gossip Girl': Blake Lively Jokes About Beating Jennifer Lawrence for Role | THR News

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Blake Lively jokes that “they made a bad decision” after reports that she supposedly beat out Jennifer Lawrence for the infamous role of Serena Van der Woodsen on the CW hit series 'Gossip Girl.'
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Curated Video

Smartphone designed for blind people

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A British couple, who are visually impaired, have designed a smartphone for blind people. This electronic 'guide dog' is designed to improve the life of those who have no or little sight. Margaret Wilson-Hinds is completely blind but she...
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: Blind Rwandans find new life...through massage

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It can be tough to earn a living if you're blind in Rwanda (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Blind and visually impaired models walk in Paris fashion show

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CLEAN : Blind and visually impaired models walk in Paris fashion show
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Hearst Metrotone News

Helen Keller visits a bustling New York City complete with horse-drawn trolleys and carts among other traffic.

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Helen Keller visits a bustling New York City complete with horse-drawn trolleys and carts among other traffic.
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Curated Video

A three-year pilot program called iCanConnect is helping low-income deaf-blind individuals get access to the latest telecommunications technology. (April 8)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus008416 SOUNDBITE: ADRIANA ANTOCI/Program Participant: **THROUGH SIGN LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR** "It was really a depressing situation for myself. So I went back to home. And I lost everything. I felt...
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RR7928B YUGOSLAVIA: DEALING WITH BLINDNESS

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This recent report from Yugoslavia contains no major breakthroughs, no revolutionary new treatments. But it does provide a progress report on how one country is rejecting the idea that blind people should be institutionalised and...
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Sky News

There's a worrying rise in the number of children being born blind or partially sighted.

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There's a worrying rise in the number of children being born blind or partially sighted.
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Curated Video

DeVos's budget calls for cuts to Special Olympics

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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is facing sharp pushback over a proposal to cut federal funding to the Special Olympics.
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AFP News Agency

Chinese blind and deaf artists seize chance to shine

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Chinese blind and deaf artists seize chance to shine
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Curated Video

DeVos's budget calls for cuts to Special Olympics

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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is facing sharp pushback over a proposal to cut federal funding to the Special Olympics.
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AFP News Agency

VOICED:ÊGuide horse for the blind

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VOICED:ÊGuide horse for the blind
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Press Association

NHS doctor creates digital flashcards so doctors wearing PPE can communicate with Covid-19 patients

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An NHS doctor has developed a new digital flashcard system to help healthcare workers wearing personal protective equipment easily communicate with severely ill coronavirus patients. Anaesthetist Rachael Grimaldi founded Cardmedic while...